Thomas Laqueur explores dogs' significance in Western art

Thomas Laqueur's book, 'The Dog’s Gaze', examines the role of dogs in Western art, tracing their significance from Paleolithic cave paintings to works by artists like Seurat and Bruegel. Laqueur argues that dogs, as the first domesticated animals, bridge the gap between nature and culture, enriching artistic expression with their presence.

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